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To get ROI, execs need to apply technology at scale, says former HCA CFO Bill Rutherford, who is now on the Board of Mangers at Ensemble Health Partners.
New U.S. Department of Labor rule would have an immediate positive effect on pharmacies and negatively impact the big Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), says Dae Y. Lee, attorney at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney.
Omega Healthcare works with hospitals on rev cycle tools, making tweaks in such areas as data and population that make each provider unique, says CEO Anurag Mehta.
MedeAnalytics, Socially Determined and Mathematica collaborated to give a Southern health plan of 1 million members the data to save $25 million through SDOH interventions, says Saleem Tahir, COO of MedeAnalytics.
There are challenges experienced by providers during payer negotiations, and various tech capabilities needed to build the most effective and valuable payer negotiation tech stacks. Dilpreet Sahota, founder and CEO of Trek Health, explains.
Patient visit documentation must accurately reflect the clinical reality of patient care to serve care coordination and timely reimbursement, according to Dr. Sari Green, physician executive director at Accuity.
TEMPO and ACCESS are two new models that signal a large change in how the federal government intends to govern cost, quality and accountability in Medicare. Bill Charnetski, government affairs pro at PointClickCare, offers a deep dive.
AI plays a role in patient engagement because it’s critical for clinical efficiency, but it doesn’t replace functions, says Matt Fisher, VP of operations at Curae.
Provider frustration over prior authorization is real but doesn't tell the whole story of the patient journey, says Brian Smith, chief pharmacy officer at Shields Health Solutions.
Physicians have access to evidence-based guidance in the room as the conversation unfolds through a new partnership between Abridge and NEJM and JAMA, says Abridge Clinical Strategy Director Matt Troup, PA.
Matching financial incentives to patient outcomes is necessary to getting away from fee-for-service, says Brian Overstreet, CEO of Arbital Health.
Giving patients visibility into procedure costs can reduce surprise billing and drive prices down through competition, according to HIMSS Policy Influencer Changemaker Leigh Burchell, VP for policy and public affairs at Altera Digital Health.